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Your vendor should send you the root CA along with the public key, or have their root CA's posted on their websites. In any case, it's very simple to extract it from the public key. Just follow these steps. 1. Rename t…

Log in to the shell as the user wls and start WLST : [wls@prod01]$ $WL_HOME/common/bin/wlst.sh Connect to the Administration Server using wlsadmin as the user, <pwd> as the password, and t3://adminhost.domain.loca…

Oracle Weblogic : Enabling the Administration Port

The Administration Port is a domain wide configuration that segregates all administrative traffic from the application traffic.The Administration Port requires all WebLogic Server instances, including the Administration Server…

Oracle Weblogic Server : Securing a web application with basic authentication

Apply security to an application for example  myAuthApp.war by following these steps: Click on the myAuthApp link from the Deployments page. Open the Security tab and then click on the Policies tab from the Application …

Here a new group called myAuthGroup will be created and a new user , authUser , will be created and assigned to this group. PRODSQLProvider will be used. Create a new group, myAuthGroup , and a new user, authUser , for PRO…

Oracle Weblogic server : Creating a new SQL authentication provider

DefaultAuthenticator(which is created by defult) authenticates the users and groups stored in the internal LDAP mechanism on the WebLogic Server. The Administration Server runs the master LDAP and the Managed Servers run the …